Est. 2008
Fantasy tools built by an obsessive fantasy player.
DraftKick for draft day. MVP for the rest of the season. From Mays Copeland, who's been thinking about how to value players for decades.
The products
Built for draft day and the rest of the season.
Draft-day assistant
League-specific rankings from aggregated projections. DraftKick handles keepers, auctions, and any scoring. Live sync puts DraftKick inside your Yahoo, ESPN, CBS, or Sleeper draft room.
No spreadsheet scramble. Know who to take when the board opens.
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In-season manager
Rest-of-season values tailored to your scoring, roster, and matchups. Start, sit, add, drop, and trade across every league from one interface.
The in-season companion to DraftKick. Same valuation strategies that handle any league config, but using in-season projections.
themvp.appThe builder
I started Last Player Picked in 2008 as a player valuation tool. Now it holds a suite of tools for serious fantasy players based on those valuation strategies.
Beyond DraftKick and MVP, I’m available to turn custom spreadsheets and vibe-coded ideas into real technical tools.
I'm an expert at connecting and extracting sports data and fluent across languages and stacks.
Want to work together? [email protected]
Also shipping
Short, anonymous surveys about how and where people play fantasy sports.
Open-source framework for MLB projection accuracy. MAE/RMSE weighted by playing time.
Historical fantasy values back to 1980, powered by the Last Player Picked valuation lineage.
History
Some earlier projects along the way
Fantasy stats and custom league valuation pages. Closed to focus on DraftKick.
Python / DjangoIn-season dollar values injected onto Yahoo, CBS, and ESPN league pages.
JavaScriptThe original LastPlayerPicked.com tool built fantasy salaries from projections for any league config. Where it started.
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